Great Myths of the Great Depression, Lawrence W. Reed

Enjoy an evening with Lawrence Reed, President of the Foundation for
Economic Education, as he delivers his popular lecture, Myths of the
Great Depression. Hosted by Webber International University. One of
the nation’s first business schools for women (now coed for decades),
Webber was founded by Roger Babson, who is credited with having
predicted the Great Depression.

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